Buda Castle Walk with Entry to Matthias Church
Price
54 €
Duration
2 hours
⭐️ Highlights
Small-group walking tour with a licensed guide
A glimpse into the captivating history of Buda Castle
Skip-the-line entry and guided tour of Matthias Church
Enjoy the panoramic views from Fisherman’s Bastion
Explore the Palace area and its courtyards
See the Castle Funicular and the Presidential Palace
⏱️ Duration
2 hours
💶 Prices
Adult: 54 €
Student with ID: 52 €
Child: 28 €
Please note that a 6% booking fee applies to the advertised price.
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📍 Meeting Point
Castle District, Szentharomsag ter
🏁 End Point
Castle District, at the Funicular
✔️ Inclusions
Licensed English speaking guide
Skip-the-line entry and guided tour of Matthias Church
❌ Exclusions
Pick-up or drop-off
📖 Know before you book
This tour involves two hours of continuous walking on cobblestone streets, stairs, and slippery surfaces, making it unsuitable for people with limited mobility.
The tour runs in all weather, so please dress appropriately
Please dress modestly when visiting the church
Diplomatic receptions in the Castle District can alter the tour route at any time of the year
📋 Tour details
Get a historical overview of the Buda Castle District as you stroll through its charming cobblestone streets and squares with a professional local guide. Learn about its historical significance, occupations, and roles throughout Hungarian history. Experience its medieval aspects, from the first stones laid to its present-day use. Your guide will lead you through the civic town of the castle district, with stops at the National Archive, Vienna Gate, and Buda Tower.
Take in the breathtaking view over the city, including the Parliament, Margaret Island, the Danube, and more, from Fisherman’s Bastion.
Your guide will take you inside Matthias Church, sharing its stories, legends, and notable coronation events.
You’ll walk along the medieval city walls' promenade, offering views over the Buda Hills, and visit the Palace area and its courtyards. Pass by the residences of the prime minister and the president of Hungary, and see the operating wooden funicular leading downhill to the Chain Bridge.